One of the standout features of Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth is its incredibly challenging boss battles. The game’s turn-based combat system, new mechanics, and complex job and character systems make it one of the most strategically demanding games in the series. The boss fights are where this complexity is most evident.
[Warning: This article contains spoilers for the final boss of Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth.]
Throughout their journey in Honolulu, Ichiban, Kiryu, and their party face a diverse range of enemies, from wannabe gangsters to giant sea monsters. The boss battles are distinguished by dramatic intros, quick-time events, and celebrity cameos. There are twelve major bosses in the game, each with varying levels of difficulty. These are all the big bosses fought in Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, ranked from easiest to hardest.
The first boss, Roman, is not overly challenging, but dealing with him and his goons simultaneously can be a bit annoying. However, the fight takes place in a bar, which provides a unique advantage: there are stools everywhere, allowing Ichiban and his party to execute weapon attacks for extra damage almost every turn.
Controlling the crowd is relatively simple, with one character, likely Ichiban or Kiryu, tanking the majority of the enemies in the back corner of the bar, while the others unleash AoEs and back attacks. With careful positioning and HP management, Roman should be defeated in no time.
2024-01-31 18:00:05
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